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The Red Sox and Yankees will square off for the second weekend in a row.This time, they'll battle in Boston, marking the bitter rivals' first head-to-head matchup at Fenway Park this season.The Red Sox took two of three from the Yankees last weekend in New York.It was a tightly contested series, with Boston's victories each decided by one run and its lone loss decided by a pair.

For a second there, it looked like the Yankees might come into today with a little bit of momentum.If they could just convert on a gem from Domingo German, they would be able to send Gerrit Cole out today with a chance to win a series and start a winning streak.Instead, the misery continues.Today on the site, we've got lots of prospect content for you, as Marcus recaps the last week on the farm, and also runs down how the Yankees' high minors unfortunately don't have much immediate reinforcements to offer the big league club.

Likewise, the Red Sox's odds to win the American League went from +2500 to +5500 in a two-week stretch, while their odds to lock down the division went from +4000 to +10000.Obviously, this represents another opportunity to buy low on the Red Sox.But given their recent performance, and the performances of the teams in front of them in the standings, placing any futures wager on Boston would require you to swallow hard.

Unless they trust minor leaguers such as Matt Krook, Deivi García, or Randy Vásquez, the Yankees will probably need to add at least one more starter at some point this year, whether it is via trade or free agency.Even if the team is currently touting the company line that Domingo German and Clarke Schmidt will fill the hole left by Frankie Montas internally, the fact is that injuries can and will continue to happen.

Frankie Montas underwent successful surgery on Tuesday that may have actually gone better than the Yankees expected.The right-hander went under the knife to clean up his right labrum, but the doctors, led by Los Angeles Dodgers head team physician Dr. Neal ElAttrache, didn't have to touch his rotator cuff, which means the recovery time won't be as lengthy.

It's not even February and already the Yankees have experienced their first injury setback.On Saturday afternoon, we learned that No. 5 starter Frankie Montas will miss the first month of the season with shoulder inflammation.It's the third time that this injury cropped up in barely more than half a year.

It's the first of three consecutive Sunday Night Baseball games for the New York Yankees, with the first coming from Dodger Stadium as the Dodgers and Yankees close out their series with a deciding third game.After the Dodgers jumped out to a big lead against Luis Severino on Friday, the Yankees put up four runs against Michael Grove and held on for the victory yesterday.

At long, long, long last, baseball is here.The San Francisco Giants, who mysteriously are not listing Arson Judge on their active roster, have packed their lucky underwear, traveled across the country, made their final roster decisions, and are now set to take on the New York Yankees, a team that won 99 games a year ago and then promptly stole the Giants best player.

The Dodgers and Yankees are getting set for the rubber match of their three-game series on Sunday night, with another primetime game and a huge test for rookie phenom Bobby Miller (2-0, 1.64 ERA).New York sends ol' sticky fingers Domingo German (3-3, 3.98 ERA) to the mound making his second start since being suspended for violating the league's foreign substance policy.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees are facing off this weekend in a highly anticipated series.The teams, who have one of the longest standing rivalries in baseball, last met at Dodger Stadium in 2019, when the Yankees took two of three from the Dodgers.This time around, both teams enter the series with 34 wins, and will be getting some reinforcements back for the three-game set.

Carlos Rodón still holds the White Sox' decision to non-tender him before the 2021 season close to heart."I don't want to come off as a [expletive] toward the White Sox, but I'll say this," Rodón said to the Chicago Sun-Times."When I got non-tendered, I wasn't hurt but I took it as a slap in the face.

Carlos Rodón still holds the White Sox' decision to non-tender him before the 2021 season close to heart."I don't want to come off as a [expletive] toward the White Sox, but I'll say this," Rodón said to the Chicago Sun-Times."When I got non-tendered, I wasn't hurt but I took it as a slap in the face.

Carlos Rodón still holds the White Sox' decision to non-tender him before the 2021 season close to heart."I don't want to come off as a [expletive] toward the White Sox, but I'll say this," Rodón said to the Chicago Sun-Times."When I got non-tendered, I wasn't hurt but I took it as a slap in the face.